... BayArena, Leverkusen.

It is Germany’s first stadium hotel and not only the location for soccer fans but also for business travellers and city hoppers. This ticks off another German ground for us, and I would go back again, though next time it would need to be a match against one of the bigger, more fancied clubs, if only to see if the pre match atmosphere is any better. Leverkusen Directions {{::location.tagLine.value.text}} Sponsored Topics. Still worth a visit if you haven't been before.We attended a Europa League match here which in itself was good. One other plus -there is a Golden Arches just across the road which has decent WiFi!not a place I would chose on my sparetime. In 1998 the Leverkusen ground had its first undersoil heating and the Ulrich Haberland Stadium was renamed the BayArena. It helped that there were only 5 people on the tour but even then it was very good (and in English). Like all of the German stadiums, beer and hot snacks are available inside. Thus was born Bayer 04 Leverkusen.

The Lindner Hotel BayArena is integrated in the North Curve of the Bayer 04 Leverkusen soccer stadium. The stadium wasn’t completely sold out (apparently it often doesn’t) so there was a bit of flexibility to move seats as not all have unimpeded views. The stadium wasn’t completely sold out (apparently it often doesn’t) so there was a bit of flexibility to move seats as not all have unimpeded views. This hotel is part of the north stand of the home stadium of the Bayer 04 Leverkusen football team. Great game as well for season opener which Bayer Leverkusen won 3-2. I travelled by S Bahn from Dusseldorf just under an hour to Leverkusen Mitte & a 15 minute walk or so through a park to the ground - just follow …

Impressive looking stadium from outside as well as in.

The game itself wasn't bad, though I think that Frankfurt could have tried harder.

Superb stadium to watch football with fans close to pitch & good views from all parts.

Plan to visit BayArena, Germany.

Leverkusen’s German midfielder Kai Havertz waves on the pitch during the UEFA Europa League round of 16 football match Bayer 04 Leverkusen v Glasgow Rangers at the Bay Arena stadium on August 6, 2020 in Leverkusen, western Germany.Chelsea may have to wait a little longer to seal the transfer of,The Blues have moved quickly in the transfer market, already sealing the signings of.Havertz is next on their priority list after a sensational season for Leverkusen in which he registered 12 Bundesliga goals and six assists.The Germany international is reportedly keen on the move, but the two clubs are yet to come to an agreement over a transfer fee, with Leverkusen standing firm in their £91million valuation of the player.After a few weeks out due to the earlier conclusion of the Bundelsiga season, Havertz was in action again on Thursday evening as his team beat Rangers 1-0 in the second leg of their last-16 Europa League tie.While the 21-year-old did not add to his goals tally, he was instrumental once again in everything that the Germans as with Moussa Diaby netting the only goal.Leverkusen will now take on Serie A side Inter Milan in a one-legged quarter-final on Monday, with Havertz likely to feature.It means Chelsea will have to wait if they are to seal a transfer for the highly-rated midfielder, who will stay with his team for the remainder of the Europa League campaign.Leverkusen will not have to travel far ahead of the quarter-final with the competition being played to its conclusion in Germany.They will play Inter at the Merkur Spiel-Arena in Dusseldorf, while all other last-eight ties will be played at other German stadiums.Ahead of the Rangers game it was reported that a deal for Havertz to join Chelsea was imminent, despite him featuring in the Europa League.“It’s so similar to the [Jadon] Sancho situation, because the player has a total agreement with the club,” transfer expert Fabrizio Romano told the Beautiful Game Podcast.“The player wants to leave and in the case of Havertz, the player is determined to leave the club this summer.“He wants another option because Bayer Leverkusen is different to Borussia Dortmund, so you can understand why a player like Kai Havertz wants to join a Premier League club.“Chelsea are speaking with Bayer Leverkusen to find an agreement, at the moment there is no agreement but the price they’re going to offer Bayer Leverkusen is around €80million.“At the moment there is no agreement but also like the Sancho deal for the instalments and add-ons, they’re speaking.“Bayer Leverkusen are also playing in Europe so they need time to finalise this agreement but I think it’s possible that the deal will be complete on next weeks because the player really wants to join Chelsea, he’s pushing to join Chelsea.“He’s the main target for Chelsea this summer after Timo Werner.”,Chelsea defender Rudiger post on Twitter say they are expecting Kai Havertz in London,“Oooooh yesssss!!!

Please choose a different date.Is this a place or activity you would go to on a,Is this a place or activity you would suggest for,Is this a must-do if you are traveling with a,Is this attraction a good place to visit on a,Bismarckstr. The first stadium hotel in Germany took shape and the Lindner Hotel BayArena was officially opened just before the millennium. The game itself wasn't bad, though I think that Frankfurt could have tried harder.

Bay Arena is a superb modern stadium by no means one of the biggest in Germany but perfectly suits Leverkusen & their supporter base.

Still worth a visit if you haven't been before.We attended a Europa League match here which in itself was good.